Elements of relational life with negative values, are known as what?
What is cost.
100
A series of actions designed to achieve a goal is the definition or which phrase.
What is behavioral sequences.
100
What is the standard for what a person thinks he or she should get in a relationship?
What is comparison level.
100
When two people reciprocate costs and rewards, this is called what?
What is direct exchange.
200
What are elements of relational life with positive value?
What is result.
200
The ability to affect a partner's outcome is know as what?
What is fate control.
200
What is the lowest level of rewards a person is willing to accept, given available rewards from alternative relationships, or being alone?
What is comparison level for alternatives.
200
When one person gives to another and the recipient responds but not to the person that originally helped then is an example of what?
What is generalized exchange.
300
What is one assumption made about human nature within the Social Exchange Theory?
What are humans seeking rewards and avoiding punishments.
300
Which matrix depends upon the skills people bring to the social exchange along with the environment?
What is given matrix.
300
What is the standard for how people evaluate a relationship based on what their alternatives to the relationship are?
What is comparison level for alternatives.
300
What is an exchange where both partners incur costs and benefits simultaneously?
What is productive exchange?
400
What is one assumption made about the nature of relationships within the Social Exchange theory?
That relationships are interdependent.
400
When an individual changes their circumstances by learning a new skill, which matrix is this an example of.
What is effective matrix.
400
If Outcome was greater than the Comparison level which was greater then the comparison level for alternatives, what kind of relationship would you have? (Outcome>CL>CLalt)
What is satisfying and stable.
400
The fact that social exchange theory fails to explain the importance of group solidarity in the emphasis on individual need explains what?
What is the scope of social exchange theory.
500
Whether or not people choose to continue a relationship or terminate it what?
What is the outcome.
500
What is the beliefs you have about a relationship?
What is the dispositional matrix.
500
If the comparison level for alternatives is greater than the Outcome which is greater than the comparison level, what kind of relationship do you have. (CLalt>Outcome>CL)
What is a satisfying and unstable relationship.
500
What is the scope of Social Exchange theory?
The scope is interpersonal. It focuses on the interaction between two people.